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Provides information on several Web sites regarding behavioral
science, psychology and other related fields. Features of sleepnet.com;
Topics of the behavior.org Web site; Address of the site concerning
legislation affecting child and adolescent psychiatrists.
By Amanda Druckman and Jessica Rogers published January 1, 2000 - last reviewed on June 9, 2016
Mr. Sandman not making his usual rounds? Rest assured, you'll learn
about sleep disorders at this site. Click here for forums, support groups
and dream links.
http://www.wynja.com/personality/ theorists.html
Select Freud, Jung, Rogers or other famous psychologists at this
site. and you can read a short biography or browse related books.
Stop here to read the Patients Bill of Rights as well as concerns
and pending legislation affecting child and adolescent psychiatrists. The
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry assists families in
understanding children's disorders. A definite must-browse for families
experiencing mental health problems with a child.
http://pmc.psych.nwu.edu/personality
Ever wonder why people all think differently about sex, love,
politics? Run by Northwestern University, this site presents studies of
sexual, social, ethnic and cultural bases of thought, feelings and
behavior.
Click here for articles that. seek to explain devious behavior.
With commentaries such as "Could Talk Have Saved Lives in Littleton?" and
"Learning to Kill," this Cambridge Center site reports the very latest in
behavioral science.
Click here for dozens of optical oddities and a hefty research
library of related books. Run by the Shimojo Laboratory at the California
Institute of Technology and IllusionWorks, L.L.C., this site offers
scientific insight into the mysterious world of visual illusions.
